Hold On Mr.! Your Sweetheart is a Real Queen

Chapter 426: Break the siege

Early in the morning, Daisy Ginger was shaken awake by the phone vibrating under her pillow before she was

fully conscious.

She kept her eyes closed, feeling groggy, and picked up the phone casually, hearing Elena Raven's assistant

Jessica on the line with a sobbing voice saying, "Sister Ginger, quickly cto the company, Helen Hyde and

Elena have started fighting!"

In the background of the call, there was the sound of Helen Hyde angrily hurling insults at Elena Raven.

Daisy suddenly becalert and sat up in bed, "Keep your phone on. Tellwhat happened. I'll be there soon."

Today was Daisy's day off, but she had no choice but to immediately throw off the blanket and get out of bed.

Jessica, crying, recounted to Daisy the incident of Elena Raven and Helen Hyde's quarrel.

It turned out that today, while Elena was getting her makeup done in the dressing room, Helen sat next to her,

and Elena’s makeup artist moved too forcefully, accidentally bumping into Helen and smudging lipstick on her

designer outfit.

Helen immediately demanded full compensation for her clothes, which scared the young makeup artist into

tears. Elena couldn’t help but defend her makeup artist, and the two started arguing.

"Wait forin the dressing room, I'll be right there."

Daisy washed her face in the bathroom, skipped putting on makeup, hung up the call, and walked straight out

the door.

Thinking about Helen Hyde made Daisy scowl.

Helen Hyde was the first female artist signed by Royal Entertainment after it had just opened.

Back then, Daisy personally guided her from a recent Beijing Film Academy graduate to her current position as a

popular young actress. When the company was just starting, Helen was also not well-known, and at first, they

got along quite well. However, when a few artists who signed later than her began to rise in fame, she started

complaining that the resources Daisy provided weren't good enough, began acting like a diva, and even rejected

the movies Daisy secured for her, opting instead to audition for TV s behind Daisy's back.

Daisy intended for her to focus on the big screen, but Helen was contemptuous of the lower exposure compared

to TV series, which later resulted in Daisy offending a movie director. Fortunately, they hadn't gotten around to

signing the contract, otherwise, they would have had to pay compensation.

Due to this incident, Daisy had a fight with her. Helen, after all, was a founding artist of the company, so Daisy

eventually handed Helen over to another manager.

Later, the movie Daisy had secured got a virtually unknown young actress to play the lead, and that actress

becimmensely popular, winning numerous awards with ease. Meanwhile, the TV Helen had

auditioned for was a flop, and subsequently, Helen starred in a few other TV series that all received lukewarm

receptions, forcing her to go back to doing movies.

Her career originally on the rise, Helen wasted a year due to the flop, losing the momentum she once had, and is

now less famous than several new female artists who recently joined the company.

Daisy no longer managed her and only heard that Helen, recently, seemed to have found a wealthy patron. The

patron supported her very much, landing her several movie roles, but since the movies hadn’t been released yet,

whether those roles would help her reclaim her past glory was anyone’s guess.

After half an hour, Daisy arrived at the dressing room in a hurry.

Helen Hyde was still yelling, her voice sharp and acrimonious.

Daisy pushed open the door; everyone inside the dressing room fell silent, even Helen stopped her tirade.

In the entertainment circle, Helen's features were famously sultry, but everyone in the company knew that her

former manager was even more stunningly beautiful.

Even though Daisy was a manager, she held as much sway in Royal Entertainment as those at the top, so no

matter how dissatisfied Helen was, she didn’t dare to lash out at Daisy’s people in front of her.

Daisy glanced at the teary-eyed Elena; the young girl stood protectively behind her makeup artist, though her

eyes were red, she held back her tears, instead acting very defensively. When Daisy's gaze landed on her, she

pouted, almost ready to cry.

Daisy shot her a glare to hold it in, then glanced at Helen's dress.

Helen's dress was Armani’s last year’s spring couture, with a conspicuous lipstick stain on the hem, which stood

out because of its pale moon-colored fabric.

Seeing Daisy enter with a stern face, none of the onlookers dared to breathe loudly, even though she was a

woman, for sreason, everyone in the company was afraid of her.

Helen was the first to speak, "Daisy, this dress is meant for tonight's fashion show, it’s worth hundreds of

thousands, with only one in the entire country. Your person dirtied it, so what am | supposed to wear tonight?"

She wasn’t wrong; couture dresses ranged in the hundreds of thousands to millions and were impossible to get

even if you could afford them immediately.

Daisy said, "But it’s not like the young lady has to pay you hundreds of thousands."

Helen sharply retorted, "Just let it go? Is my money not money?"

Daisy glanced at her and said nothing

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with their editor-in-chief, Ann, who would grant her request.

Jessica, having received the command, quickly left, returning in ten minutes to report that Ann agreed to loan

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Daisy looked at Helen, "Take the dress off, I'll have it sent for dry cleaning." She then turned to the makeup artist

protected by Elena, "You'll cover the dry cleaning cost."

Such dresses cost tens of thousands to clean each time, but it’s still much cheaper than buying a new one. Daisy

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Though still displeased, she couldn't refuse such an offer. Her manager whispered a few words in her ear, and

she reluctantly went to the changing room to swap dresses.

Daisy handed the bag containing the dress to the makeup artist, giving her a number as well, "They have

experience cleaning couture dresses. Give him a call and just send it over."

The young girl, just starting her career, looked at Daisy, realizing she was helping resolve the situation, thanked

her, and left crying to make the call.

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